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GitOps

Software Delivery with HashiCorp

Software is never finished. Instead, it constantly evolves with the addition of new features, bug fixes, and new architectures. This means software delivery is a continuous lifecycle and not a one time event.

  • Seth Bergman
    Seth Bergman
15 min read
GitOps

Vault Reference Architecture

The goal of this document is to recommend HashiCorp Vault deployment practices. This reference architecture conveys a general architecture that should be adapted to accommodate the specific needs of each implementation.

  • Seth Bergman
    Seth Bergman
8 min read
GitLab

GitLab Pipeline Config Examples

Making CI easier with GitLabGitLab CI relies on having a .gitlab-ci.yml file in the root of your repo. CI for each commit is run against the .gitlab-ci.yml that is current for

  • Seth Bergman
    Seth Bergman
6 min read
Kubernetes

Kubernetes Security - The Control Plane

Kubernetes security has come a long way since the project's inception, but still contains some gotchas. Here's a list of tips to help harden your clusters.

  • Seth Bergman
    Seth Bergman
12 min read
Kubernetes

What is Kubernetes?

Kubernetes, Greek for “helmsman of a  ship,” is an open source system designed to manage containerized  services. The Kubernetes project, an offshoot of Borg, was released by  Google in 2014 with an aim

  • Seth Bergman
    Seth Bergman
4 min read
GitOps

How to Run a Self Updating Ghost Blog with Docker Compose

The goal of today's post is to outline how you can get Ghost up and running in a Docker / Nginx environment, and how to set it up to be self-updating.

  • Seth Bergman
    Seth Bergman
9 min read
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